Hey Beautiful People, it's ya girl Pamela J. Booker and NOW IVY Fellow 😆 of Tuck Business School, Dartmouth College!  I, along with 8 other amazing women was honored to be chosen by the Sundial (SheaMoisture) Family for this amazing opportunity. Ricrichelieu Dennis CEO, of Shea Moisture and Sundial Brands, sat in the same seat 5 years prior and he saw how it added value to his business to bless others Black Women with this amazing opportunity! This was my first time in Hanover, New Hampshire, such a beautiful city….very quiet!  This Excretive Business Training was INTENSE….it included every aspect of the business from finance…..to company culture.  The class had 50 amazing students from all across the United States, UK, and South Africa! Here are some pics from my amazing time at Tuck Business School!

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Five years ago, I had the opportunity to attend the Minority Business Executive Program at @TuckSchool of Business at #Dartmouth. What I learned was invaluable, and it made me think about how much the program could help women of color entrepreneurs grow their businesses as well — if they had the opportunity and resources to attend. So four years ago we started a fellowship program to cover full tuition, and we’ve now made it possible for 35 women. Introducing our 2019 Community Commerce Fellows! 🎓 Congratulations, much continued success and I look forward to hearing about your experience! Follow their journey at @sheamoisture. #entrepreneur #entrepreneurship #education #womenofcolor #bosslady #communitycommerce #sheamoisture #sundialfamily

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You can the rest of my pics on @pamelajbooker IG